A Udemy video course teaching Java programming from the basics, aimed at people starting the language. Commenters point to it as a beginner-friendly option alongside other Java resources.

Commenters call it a very good course for learning Java and mention it alongside well-regarded beginner sources.

On Reddit (3)

1. RecommendsNeu_Ronr/learnprogramming2018in “Java beginner - where to start first”▲ 1

   The thing is to figure out what works for you. Head first java is excellent. Java isn't a terrible complicated language like C++ so even a mediocre teacher could get you through. John Purcell's free course on udemy is excellent. I've used a wide variety of sources to get me up to speed.

2. Recommendsnikhilb_itr/learnprogramming2017in “Learning C before Java”

   There is a very good course available on Udemy for Java programming. Below is the link, https://www.udemy.com/java-tutorial/

3. Mentionsamazingemsr/learnprogramming2019in “Learning OOP”▲ 1

   * Check out MOOC.fi Java courses. * This is cool, according to some experts, even if you just want to cover basics * Mosh Hamedani also has a great course on it, as well as plenty of other Udemy courses do. I'll add more later, I've got some bookmarked on my own PC.

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